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ISSUE NUMBER 165 MARCH 2017
THE TOWN CRIER

CARE Adoption Pet Spotlight – January 2017
Kathy Jordan, DVM
Annie Danyluk

We have two very sweet dogs who are ready to go to their new homes! Deb (left) is a young, spaniel and
border collie mix. She is an active dog and would be a terrific running or hiking buddy! She has good man-
ners and is potty trained. Her size makes her perfect for apartment living. She walks well on a leash, loves
to play with toys, and she isn’t destructive. Deb gets along great with her foster siblings, which include both
a dog and a cat. He Her adoption fee covers her spay, microchipping, deworming, heartworm testing, vacci-
nations, and a full vet exam.

Cherokee (right) is a sweet, adult, Am Staff dog. Cherokee is a very calm and loving dog. She does like to
play and get excited about playing with her toys; sometimes she will even try to hide them around the house.
She, like Deb, is not destructive with toys or things around the house. She is house broken, kennel trained,
and very rarely barks. Cherokee would be best suited in a home as the only dog. She truly loves people and
curling up in everyone’s lap as if she were a lap dog. Her adoption fee covers her spay, microchipping, up-to
-date vaccinations, de-worming, heartworm testing and a full vet exam. Apply to adopt one
at crossroadsanimalrescue.org and email drkathyjordan@yahoo.com with any questions.
We also have other horses, dogs, cats, kittens and puppies for adoption. All our adoptable pets are listed on
our website, www.crossroadsanimalrescue.org. Our website also details how to adopt and how to foster,
volunteer, or donate to help us save more pets.

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